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NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030
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NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 vs Intel HD Graphics 530

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Released
Q2/2017

Comparison of NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 video card vs Intel HD Graphics 530 video card by specifications and benchmarks. NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 runs at 1.228 GHz base clock speed and has 2 GB of GDDR5 memory, while video card Intel HD Graphics 530 runs at 0.350 GHz base clock speed and has 32 GB of memory. The TDP of the first video card is 30 W, and the second is --. Compare the table of benchmark results to find out which graphic card is better.

Differences
Reasons to consider
NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030
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  • Higher clock speed
    1.228 GHz left arrow 0.350 GHz
    Around 71% better clock speed
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Intel HD Graphics 530
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  • More memory
    32 GB left arrow 2 GB
    94% more memory
Performance tests
Real tests NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 vs Intel HD Graphics 530
Specifications
Complete list of technical specifications
NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030
Intel HD Graphics 530 Intel HD Graphics 530
GPU

Comparison of GPU cores for NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 graphics cards. The GPU core data contains the number of blocks (in the AMD documentation these blocks are called Shader Engine (SE), while Nvidia calls them Graphics Processing Clusters (GPC), words are different, the essence is the same) and ROP/TMUs (Raster Processing Units). These characteristics have a great influence on the GPU computing power.

  • Based on
    NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 left arrow Intel HD Graphics 530
  • GPU Chip
    GP108-300-A1 (Pascal) left arrow Integrated graphics
  • Execution units
    3 left arrow 24
  • Shader
    384 left arrow 192
  • Render Output Units
    16 left arrow 0
  • Texture Units
    24 left arrow 0
Memory

The values comparison for the amount, type and speed of memory, along with the bandwidth in the NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 GPUs. A sufficiently large amount of graphics memory with high frequency and adequate bandwidth positively affects the speed of high resolution texture processing.

  • Memory Size
    2 GB left arrow 32 GB
  • Memory Type
    GDDR5 left arrow
  • Memory Clock
    1.502 GHz left arrow 0.000 GHz
  • Memory Speed
    6 Gbps left arrow 0 Gbps
  • Memory Bandwith
    48 GB/s left arrow 0 GB/s
  • Memory Interface
    64 bit left arrow 0 bit
Clock Speeds

Let's compare the base and maximum frequency of the NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 graphics cards. These values are not displayed in the BIOS, but can be viewed with the help of diagnostic utilities such as GPU-Z or Everest.

  • Base Clock
    1.228 GHz left arrow 0.350 GHz
  • Boost Clock
    1.468 GHz left arrow 1.150 GHz
  • Overclocking
    Yes left arrow No
Thermal Design

Comparison of the thermal design power of the NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 GPUs. The TDP number determines the maximum power consumption of your graphics card. The specifications for computer ventilation and power supply are often based on the TDP numbers and should be optimized for it.

  • TDP
    30 W left arrow --
Cooler & Fans

Here we are going to look at the types of cooling systems for NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 as well as their sizes and performance. As a rule, fans with larger diameters have an advantage because they can move the same volumes of air while rotating more slowly than smaller fans. It should be noted that liquid cooling systems in addition to fans and aluminum radiators need some kind of pump, which can also be noisy.

  • Fan-Type
    Axial left arrow --
  • Cooler-Type
    Air cooling left arrow --
Connectivity

Number and types of sockets for video output and connection in NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 GPUs.

  • Max. Displays
    2 left arrow 3
  • HDCP-Version
    2.2 left arrow --
  • HDMI Ports
    1x HDMI v2.0b left arrow --
  • DVI Ports
    1 left arrow --
Featureset

In this section, we'll explore what functions the NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 GPUs have. In addition, we have added ray tracing support to achieve the proper simulation of light rays and shadows. The list can vary slightly depending on the manufacturer.

  • Max. resolution
    7680x4320 left arrow --
  • DirectX
    12_1 left arrow 12
  • Raytracing
    No left arrow No
  • DLSS / FSR
    Yes left arrow No
  • LED
    No LED lighting left arrow No LED lighting
Supported Video Codecs

Let's compare how NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 support popular codecs h264, VP8, h265 / HEVC, VP9 and AV1. The availability of such video codecs helps reduce the load on the graphics card during the playback or creation of videos. This has a positive effect on reducing power consumption and heat generation by the GPU.

  • h264
    Decode left arrow Decode / Encode
  • h265 / HEVC
    Decode left arrow Decode / Encode
  • VP8
    No left arrow Decode / Encode
  • VP9
    Decode left arrow Decode
  • AV1
    No left arrow No
Dimensions

The comparison of the NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530 graphics cards dimensions. With knowledge of the exact measurements of the graphics card, you can check whether it is possible to put it in the case of your PC. We have also added support for PCI Express bus.

  • Width (Slots)
    1 PCIe-Slots left arrow --
Additional data

Here you can find information about the type (for desktops or laptops) and architecture of NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and Intel HD Graphics 530, along with the sales starting time and the price at that moment. We provide a link to the GPU specifications directly from its manufacturer.

  • GPU Interface
    PCIe 3.0 x 4 left arrow Integrated graphics
  • Release date
    Q2/2017 left arrow Q3/2015
  • Launch Price
    79 $ (Reference) left arrow --
  • Structure size
    14 nm left arrow 14 nm
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